Lionsgate to Bring Back Teen Thriller NERVE to 600+ Theaters Labor Day Weekend

Atom Tickets, the first-of-its-kind mobile movie ticketing platform, today announced that it is partnering with Lionsgate (NYSE: LGF) to bring back the studio's much buzzed about teen thriller NERVE to theaters nationwide. The convenient and socially driven movie ticketing platform is offering moviegoers an opportunity to check out one of the hottest releases of the summer for only $5 when they purchase through the app. "Nerve," starring Emma Roberts and Dave Franco, centers around a high school senior who finds herself immersed in an online game of truth or dare, where her every move starts to become manipulated by an anonymous community of "watchers."

"This innovative promotion is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of the opportunities that Atom Tickets creates for our exhibition partners and our moviegoers," said Lionsgate Vice Chairman Michael Burns. "Nerve is the ideal film on which to begin tapping the full potential of the Atom platform."

Available for free on the Apple App Store and Google Play, Atom Tickets makes going to the movies fun, social and hassle-free with the ability to discover new films, browse trailers, read reviews, invite friends, buy tickets and pre-order concessions. At the theatre, consumers go directly to the ushers and concession counters, where they simply scan a QR code at tablet kiosks. Paper tickets and IOUs have been replaced by Atom's innovative platform, which keeps all plans, messaging, payment and tickets in one place.

How it Works: Atom Tickets re-imagines the most convenient way for users to plan a night out at the movies. Available for free on the Apple App StoreandGoogle Play, the app provides relevant reviews, trailers and synopses to help customers make the best decision on what to see. Moviegoers may theninvite friends (via Facebook or their contact lists) to purchase their own tickets tojoin them. Atom Tickets enables seamless ordering of tickets and concessions fromany Android or iOSphone. At the theatre, consumers go directly to theushers and concession counters, where they simply scan a QR code at tablet kiosks. Paper tickets and IOUs have been replaced by Atom's innovative platform, which keeps all plans, messaging, payment and tickets in one place.

Below is the list of cities that will be bringing "Nerve" back just in time for Labor Day Weekend.

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